Sentence examples for available exactly from inspiring English sources

RESERVATIONS Only through momofuku.com, and made available exactly six days in advance at 10 a.m.

Our past is divided between the archival and the available exactly because it is so quickly past—so rapidly dissolved in confusion.

Before this release, the music from the quintet's European tour was available — exactly as the "Bootleg Series" suggests — through unauthorized releases.

Our past is divided between the archival and the available exactly because it is so quickly past — so rapidly dissolved in confusion.

Being Next, the dress is available exactly as the customer might want it – as a cocktail dress, a standalone skirt and as a 50s-style fit-and-flare dress.

Along the way, the gods must smile on you with perfect health and impeccable timing, the divine fortune of a job opening becoming available exactly when you are ready to take it.

Even if you craved a little weirdness in the face of Mexican waving to old disco hits, a sinister John Cageian disco-gothic mashup was available just by lounging exactly where the smoothly oiled Chic on the main stage merged with the ambient humming of Portico Quartet in the Arena and the pop soundtrack and random collisions from the dodgem-cars ride.

Figures are not available for exactly how many patients accounted for the 184,528 bed days last year, but information supplied to Ashworth by the House of Commons library shows that 57% of the patients were women and that 42% were over-65s.

Nobody is more surprised than Joe Torre, who, when presented with Gooden last month, said he had been told by the nearer-my-Steinbrenner-to-thee bunker in Florida that Gooden was the best pitcher available, not exactly strong praise.

The marking of exams is heavily regulated and consistency is important, but this means there is a wealth of information available about exactly what the examiners are looking for and what will allow you to access those crucial marks.

Simon Gosden Rayleigh, Essex I share the Guardian's opposition to a two-tier system that would lead to large numbers of pupils being unable to take an exam at 16. Let me put the record straight: Liberal Democrats secured that the new qualification, the English baccalaureate certificate, will be available to exactly the same number of children who currently sit GCSEs.